Hmm it sure seems loved, but, what are its main differences with akyrim?
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The biggest difference I can think of off hand - and the one I had most trouble adjusting to tbh - is the map and quest systems. In Oblivion, you don't have to actually discover an area to be able to fast travel to it. You just have to hear about the place or have a quest there. And maybe it was my tiny TV that made it so difficult, but I could not for the life of me figure out how to get anywhere I wanted to go without fast travel, unless I was wandering seemingly aimlessly - then I would inevitably discover it by accident. Weirdest thing, that.
The quest markers are different as well. They're placed really oddly on the screen, on the side, and they don't always go where they're supposed to, atleast they didn't for me.
I must agree with the others though, playing a mage is awesomely fun in Oblivion. You can even use a two handed weapon or sword and board and still use spells, which I really appreciated.
The only other different thing I can think of are the NPCs. They won't just talk to you; you have to play a Speech mini game successfully first. Also, the guards actually speak to you and will even give you directions sometimes (though IMO not very good ones lol).
Oh also! To level up, you have to sleep in a bed somewhere before it will take effect. Which I found a little odd, but somewhat more immersive than staring up at the stars like in Skyrim.
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